amazingly

Adverb

(comparative more amazingly, superlative most amazingly)

In an amazing manner; in a way that causes amazement; wonderfully.
That violin solo was played amazingly.
Difficult to believe; strange but true.
Amazingly, no one was injured in the crash.
To a wonder-inspiring extent.
The car has amazingly low fuel consumption.

Origin

amazing +‎ -ly

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They say she is amazingly beautiful.
There is an amazingly indiscreet letter of Quintus to his brother's freedman, Tiro, in which he says of the consulselect, Hirtius and Pansa, that he would hesitate to put one of them in charge of a village on the frontier, and the other in that of the basement of a tavern (Fam.
He was amazingly good, his fingers plucking the strings with quick nimble strokes.
After Professor Amund Helfand had, in July 1875, discovered the amazingly great velocity, up to 644 ft.
The wait staff is friendly and manages to keep their cool, despite the fact that the place tends to get amazingly crowded around dinnertime.

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